Jewish Couples and their families look forward to standing under the Chuppah.
Jewish couples know when they have met their bershert, their soulmate.
The concept and institution of marriage assume a much greater and more profound significance. Upon marriage, a Jewish wedding canopy (Chuppah), is on the most essential level of spirituality and self.
Jewish couples feel more culturally connected, and may or may not have become a Bar Bat Mitzvah. Your birthright offers what we may see as obstacles, and they are not. A Jewish wedding is rich in tradition, and when you work with the rabbi that feels right, you will find your connection is quite pleasing. This rabbi offers to customize each couple’s wedding ceremony from start to the breaking of the glass. Along with personalization. It’s all about the two of you! When that happens, all is good. With Rabbi Andrea’s guidance, each couple will embrace the customs that fit the two of you.
The Jewish wedding traditions and customs, passes down from generation to generation. The connection can make a modern American couple feel the connection during their ceremony.
Will you officiate our wedding on a Saturday before Shabbat ends?
Yes! All ceremonies can begin at 6:00 pm or after when a couple is having a Saturday evening Jewish Wedding Ceremony under the Chuppah. The Ketubah signing does customarily take place before the ceremony begins. We plan accordingly. Saturday mornings and afternoons are not available.
It is an honor, as Rabbi Andrea, the Jewish Wedding Rabbi, to be standing with the Jewish couple under the Chuppah. Receiving the marriage blessings as their sole Wedding Officiant.
- About Wedding Officiant Rabbi Services:
- Officiating can take place Sunday, Monday to Friday
Please Note: Friday is for local weddings before 3 PM. Lower Westchester County - Saturday, all ceremonies can begin after 6:00 PM with a Ketubah and Marriage License signing before the ceremony begins.
- Work closely with all my couples so that the ceremony reflects their personalities, beliefs, dreams, wishes, and both families.
- Guidance, questions answered, pre-planning wedding meetings, resources, and much more.
- The time to prepare everything for all to go smoothly on the wedding day.
- Rabbi Services on the actual wedding day
- Officiating can take place Sunday, Monday to Friday
Your Jewish wedding ceremony can take place in a formal or informal setting.
Please Note: COVID19 numbers are still a concern – all travel that requires air travel is based on the location for health and safety.
I will be happy to travel to perform your wedding anywhere in the United States; Chicago, Texas, California, North Carolina, Florida to name a few states and everywhere else in between. You can have your destination Jewish wedding in the Caribbean, or on cruise ships when in port.
Please Note: COVID19 numbers are still a concern – all travel that requires air travel is based on the location for health and safety.
The Jewish Wedding Rabbi resides in Westchester County, New York and covers the Metropolitan area; New York (including New York City-Manhattan), Queens (Long Island City), Brooklyn (Prospect Park area, Park Slope, DUMBO, Greenpoint), Westchester County (Lower Hudson Valley), Connecticut (Fairfield), Bronx (Botanical Garden, Wave Hill, the Bronx Zoo), Long Island (Nassau County) and New Jersey (Northern NJ).
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